Oswego Jay-Cees Win Second Prize At Elmira Float Show
The Oswego Jay-Cees won second prize in the Elmira Mark Twain Festival float competition with an original entry a dog sled pulled by Arctic sled dogs. Crowds of about 20 000 watched as they showered the judges with snowballs and revealed lucky numbers for free state planning convention registration. The display drew laughs and a minor incident when a snowball hit Mrs. Edward Sallick of Buffalo during the judges’ stand ceremony.
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Oswego
Edward Sallick
Buffalo
Jaycee
Charles Young
Conrad Buden
Snowball Protest Interrupts State Meeting Roster Hailed
Delegates staged a snowball battle as State President Thomas Taxlor was driven from the rostrum amid ice bombardment bearing Oswego City on the Grow inscription. Albany lawyer Lewis A. Aronowitz was elected president of the State Junior Chamber, defeating Kingston’s Robert Stedge as about 500 delegates wrapped up a three day annual meeting with other officers named for Buffalo Kingston and Kingston area towns.
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Thomas Taxlor
Oswego City
Lewis A. Aronowitz
Albany
Robert Stedge
Kingston
Edward G McClive
Buffalo
Donald Lawson
Sylvain Seral Jr
Nemed
Seymour Failgre
White Plains
Paul R Borneman
Punkirk
Louis T Cannata
Robert L Gratton
Glens Falls
Wiliam J. Griffiths
Horseheads
George Phillips
Ogdensburg
Lacona Man Dies When Car Hits Parked Bulldozer
Ralph F. Briggs 55 dies in one car collision with a bulldozer parked in a sand pit near Lacona on Center Road at 10 45 p m. He is survived by wife Lena Presley two daughters and four sons. Funeral arrangements set at Weston Woodard Funeral Home with burial in Wesleyan Cemetery.
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Sandy Creek
Ralph F. Briggs
Lacona
Briggs
Center Rd
North Ridge
H. L Fox
Pulaski
Burch K. Reed
Oswego
John R. Murray
Reed
Weston & Woodard Funeral Home
Robert Vining
Baptist Church
Wesleyan
Hanford
Nellie Tennant Briggs
Blount Lumber Company
Lena Presley
Carl Whipple
Lawrence Vincent
Watertown
Othmar
Keith
Arthur Thompson
Charles Brown
Bosiston
Charles Fortino
Syracuse
Francis Lacona
William Pulaski
Claude
Carl
Charles
Ninety three men have served as U S Supreme Court Justices
A concise historical note records that ninety three individuals have served on the United States Supreme Court, highlighting the long lineage of justices shaping American law.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Dedication of Main Window and Organ at St Joseph's Church
The Most Rev. Walter A. Foory will preside this Sunday at 11 am for the dedication of St Joseph's Church main window in memory of Msgr Jeremiah Davern and the Casaant organ. An organ recital at 10:30 am precedes the Mass.
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Walter A. Foory
Syracuse
St Joseph's Church
Jeremiah J. Davern
Casaant
St. Joseph's New Church
Fritz Beeger
Christ the King
Bishop Faery
Monsignor
Davern
Francis J. Furfaro
St. Joseph's Church
Ros Angelo Morbito
Prest
St. Cecilia’s Church
Solvay
Charles Borgonom
St. Joseph's
Our Lady of Pompei
John J. Corbett
Francis Murphy
St. Is’ Church
Bishop Foory
Richard Clark
Diocese of
Ronald C. Bill
Catholic Daughters of America
Cunningham
Msgr
St. Hyacinth
Quebec
Canada
Harry Caruso
Foery
Settlement Reached in Fulton Auto Death Case
Settlement of three actions arising from a Fulton automobile crash that killed a youth and injured two brothers was announced in Supreme Court. Gordon J. Goss as administrator of Richard Goss sued Philip A. Manitta and Lucille M. Manitta, with further actions by the sons James Goss and Gordon J. Goss Jr. The total settlement is $19,000 with division to be determined by the court. The accident occurred when the Manittas' car jumped the curb on West First Street, striking the boys on their way to school. Judge Maurice B. Conley represented the plaintiffs, with Leonard H. Amdursky for the Manittas.
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Pulaski
Fulton
Supreme Court
Gordon J. Goss
Richard Goss
Philip A. Manitta
Lucille M. Manitta
Goss
James Goss
Gordon J. Goss, Jr
Manittas
Justice Vinette Conference on Possible Settlements
Justice George H. Vinette of Syracuse, presiding, conferred with attorneys relative to possible settlements in a number of cases listed on the day calendar.
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George H. Vinette
Syracuse
Geraniums Suffer From Excess Moisture Mis blasts
A horticultural note warns that geraniums kept in excessive moisture settings may show abnormal growth and delayed blooming. Gardeners are advised to adjust watering and drainage to restore healthy flowering patterns.
Plant rot in geranium blossoms from excess moisture
The passage notes blossoms rotted or turned black due to high moisture last summer. It states blossoms showed rot from bud break, especially in deep red and other dark colored geranium varieties where the rot appeared almost black.
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the Palladium-Times
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Oswego Jay-Cees
Elmira
Bill Purvis
Aluminum
Purvis
Tel
Connell
Mary A. Kinney
General Insurance
Niagara St
Molinari
W. Fifth ST
America
J. EF. Hawley Company No
Telephone
Tiffany
Colin
Chevrolet Motor Division
Oswego County
Harold Scruton
Deke” Woods
Mahlon Marsh
Larry Wright
Saab Sases
Tiffany Motors
Third St
Chevrolet
Bridge St
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